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SolisStorage launches new EverCore BESS systems in Amsterdam.

The company's announcement is aligned with trends in the commercial and industrial sectors.

SolisStorage launches new EverCore BESS systems in Amsterdam.

Photo: Solis Storage/Press Release

SolisStorage has officially launched its new energy storage systems EverCore for the C&I (commercial and industrial) sector. The launch event, held in Amsterdam, brought together more than 330 executives and industry experts to present the future of the brand's storage technology.

The event marked SolisStorage's strategic expansion into the large-scale energy sector. Focusing on solving key challenges faced by companies, such as system design complexity and installation risks, EverCore was presented as a solution "designed for simplicity".

Performance in the C&I Market

During the ceremony, Daniel Fuchs, Director of Customer Service at EUPD Research, highlighted the growing demand for scalable and reliable storage solutions across Europe, setting the stage for the arrival of EverCore.

Yiming Wang, CEO of Solis Storage, reinforced the company's commitment to innovation:

“The energy storage market is growing rapidly, but it is also becoming more complex. With EverCore, we are addressing a clear gap in the market by delivering complete systems designed to reduce installation time, minimize risks, and perform reliably in the long term.”

The portfolio presented includes 100 kWh, 120 kWh, and 261 kWh systems, focused on durability, security, and ease of maintenance. In addition to the robust hardware, SolisStorage highlighted its specialized local support to assist partners with their first installations.

Highlights of the EverCore System 

O EverCore C&I was developed specifically for applications such as peak shaving, load shifting, and self-consumption optimization.

  • Ultra-Fast Transition: Switching between on-grid and off-grid modes in less than 10 ms.
  • Impressive Scalability: Expandable up to 1.25 MW / 15.66 MWh to meet growing demands.
  • Advanced Security: High-capacity LFP cells (314 Ah) with multi-layer protection.
  • Patented Cooling: Air-cooling design that maintains thermal stability without the need for liquid coolants.
  • It supports up to 200% overload with a 21A input current, maximizing solar power generation.
  • 160% overload capacity for 200ms in off-grid mode, essential for the safe starting of heavy loads.
  • Intelligent Monitoring: Management via SolisCloud, enabling AI-powered control and remote updates.

The company plans to launch the equipment in Brazil as early as 2026 to meet the growing demand for storage, especially in a scenario where the Brazilian science and technology sector faces challenges such as the need for backup, instability in the electricity grid, and the desire to reduce costs with contracted demand tariffs.

By offering a complete solution that combines hardware with intelligent management software, SolisStorage seeks to simplify the adoption of sustainable technologies, enabling Brazilian industries to achieve greater energy autonomy and security.

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Raphael Guerra
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Raphael Guerra

Journalist graduated from PUC Campinas. Worked at Futpress, TV Século 21 and ENM. Has experience in podcasting, television, radio and press relations.

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